NSG 441 LEADERSHIP EXAM 1
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS!!
1 of 96
Term
the spectrum of care services usually provided by a healthcare network
include primary care, secondary care, and tertiary care. which is an
example of secondary care?
rehabilitation
Health maintenance
entry into a system
prevention of disease complications
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, - A tornado...
Rationale: A natech disaster is a natural disaster that creates or results in a
widespread technological problem. A flood covering crops and
recreational areas of a geographic area does not mention a technological
problem, and a terrorism attack and a nuclear accident are not natural
disasters.
nurses exercising power to create a strong voice for nursing
Rationale: in the 21st century, nurses must exercise their power to create a strong
voice for nursing in shaping an evolving healthcare environment. Nurses
providing education to patients influences the patients to charge behavior to
promote optimal health. in the 19th century, women were viewed as neither
powerful nor political. nurses can influence health care through politics, but
this is not the only way to do so.
D. Prevention of disease complications
Rationale: Prevention of disease complications is an example of the
secondary type of care. Service organizations providing secondary care
include home health care, ambulatory care centers, and nursing centers.
Health maintenance and entry into a system are examples of primary
care. Rehabilitation and long-term care are examples of tertiary care.
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Rationale: FEMA's mission is to support citizens and first responders to ensure
that as a nation everyone works together to build, sustain, and improve the
capacity to prepare for, protect against, respond to, recover from, and mitigate
all. The other agencies may be peripherally involved in national disasters, but it
is not their primary focus.
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2 of 96
Term
,The nurse manager of a large medical-surgical unit wants to ensure
brief and concise daily communication exchange that engages team
members to identify any important needs or safety issues. Which
strategy should the nurse manager use to communicate in this way?
- Email
-Huddle
- Newsletter
-Staff meeting
Give this one a try later!
Huddle
Rationale: the nurse manager of a large unit would implement the huddle
as a daily brief and concise communication exchange that engages team
members to identify any important needs or safety issues. Emails can
become lost within the team's electronic mailboxes, not be identified as
urgent or important, or may go unread. Newsletters, in either paper or
electronic form, will not be identified by the team as urgent or important
and there is no way to ensure that they are read. Daily staff meetings
would not be feasible.
A leader functions without the use of a predesigned plan, whereas a manger
focuses on situations where the outcomes are known or preestablished.
Rationale: Leading is required when the unknown presents itself, necessitating
the use of principles to improvise solutions and help others cope, thrive, and
function in the situation. Managing is the ability to plan, direct, control, and
evaluate others in situations where the outcomes are known or preestablished. A
manger relies on control, whereas a leader inspires trust. The manager imitates,
whereas the leader originates. The manager administers; the leader innovates.
, Leader: interacts with peers
Manager: interacts with persons being supervised, administrators, supervisors,
regulating agencies
Follower: interact with follower and peers
ROLES
R- responsibilities
O-Opportunities
L-Lines of communication
LEe-Eaxdpeerscthaatvioenas certain set of physical and emotional
characteristics that are cSr-uScuipapl foorrt inspiring others toward a
common goal. Some theorist believe that
traits are innate and cannot be learned; others believe that leadership traits
can be developed in each individual
sometimes referred to as "The Great Man Theory" Key researchers: Aristotle and
Stogdill
Don't know?
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS!!
1 of 96
Term
the spectrum of care services usually provided by a healthcare network
include primary care, secondary care, and tertiary care. which is an
example of secondary care?
rehabilitation
Health maintenance
entry into a system
prevention of disease complications
Give this one a try later!
, - A tornado...
Rationale: A natech disaster is a natural disaster that creates or results in a
widespread technological problem. A flood covering crops and
recreational areas of a geographic area does not mention a technological
problem, and a terrorism attack and a nuclear accident are not natural
disasters.
nurses exercising power to create a strong voice for nursing
Rationale: in the 21st century, nurses must exercise their power to create a strong
voice for nursing in shaping an evolving healthcare environment. Nurses
providing education to patients influences the patients to charge behavior to
promote optimal health. in the 19th century, women were viewed as neither
powerful nor political. nurses can influence health care through politics, but
this is not the only way to do so.
D. Prevention of disease complications
Rationale: Prevention of disease complications is an example of the
secondary type of care. Service organizations providing secondary care
include home health care, ambulatory care centers, and nursing centers.
Health maintenance and entry into a system are examples of primary
care. Rehabilitation and long-term care are examples of tertiary care.
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Rationale: FEMA's mission is to support citizens and first responders to ensure
that as a nation everyone works together to build, sustain, and improve the
capacity to prepare for, protect against, respond to, recover from, and mitigate
all. The other agencies may be peripherally involved in national disasters, but it
is not their primary focus.
Don't know?
2 of 96
Term
,The nurse manager of a large medical-surgical unit wants to ensure
brief and concise daily communication exchange that engages team
members to identify any important needs or safety issues. Which
strategy should the nurse manager use to communicate in this way?
-Huddle
- Newsletter
-Staff meeting
Give this one a try later!
Huddle
Rationale: the nurse manager of a large unit would implement the huddle
as a daily brief and concise communication exchange that engages team
members to identify any important needs or safety issues. Emails can
become lost within the team's electronic mailboxes, not be identified as
urgent or important, or may go unread. Newsletters, in either paper or
electronic form, will not be identified by the team as urgent or important
and there is no way to ensure that they are read. Daily staff meetings
would not be feasible.
A leader functions without the use of a predesigned plan, whereas a manger
focuses on situations where the outcomes are known or preestablished.
Rationale: Leading is required when the unknown presents itself, necessitating
the use of principles to improvise solutions and help others cope, thrive, and
function in the situation. Managing is the ability to plan, direct, control, and
evaluate others in situations where the outcomes are known or preestablished. A
manger relies on control, whereas a leader inspires trust. The manager imitates,
whereas the leader originates. The manager administers; the leader innovates.
, Leader: interacts with peers
Manager: interacts with persons being supervised, administrators, supervisors,
regulating agencies
Follower: interact with follower and peers
ROLES
R- responsibilities
O-Opportunities
L-Lines of communication
LEe-Eaxdpeerscthaatvioenas certain set of physical and emotional
characteristics that are cSr-uScuipapl foorrt inspiring others toward a
common goal. Some theorist believe that
traits are innate and cannot be learned; others believe that leadership traits
can be developed in each individual
sometimes referred to as "The Great Man Theory" Key researchers: Aristotle and
Stogdill
Don't know?
